How we build composable ecommerce experiences with Shopify B2B.

Not anymore. Since April 2026 the Basic, Grow and Advanced plans include up to three B2B catalogs, company profiles, payment terms, volume pricing and vaulted credit cards. Shopify Plus adds unlimited catalogs for customer-specific pricing, catalogs assigned directly to companies and locations, partial payments and deposits. Brands with more than a few negotiated price lists will need Plus.

Yes. B2B buyers log in to a company account and see their own catalog, pricing and payment terms, while consumers see the regular storefront. Keeping both on one store means one product catalog, one inventory count and one set of content to maintain.

Shopify offers out of the box connectors for ERPs including NetSuite, Acumatica and Microsoft, and custom integrations cover the rest. The connector is rarely the hard part. Deciding which system owns pricing, credit limits and stock, and how fast changes need to reach buyers, is where the planning goes.

Quantity rules set minimums, maximums and increments for a product or variant, which is how case packs are enforced. Volume pricing gives price breaks at higher quantities. Both can differ by customer, so each account buys on the terms you agreed with it.

Most B2B and omnichannel projects take four to nine months. The range depends on how many customer types you serve, how complex the pricing and approval rules are and how many systems need to connect. A brand adding wholesale to an existing Shopify store with simple pricing sits at the short end.